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ADDITIONAL restocker competition helped some young cattle sales lift up to 30c/kg and suitable cows hold firm. Most young cattle averaged unchanged to slightly dearer as did grown steers. Friesian steers were 15c to 20c dearer and beef cows lifted 10c to 15c/kg. The poor to plainer conditioned cows averaged 20c cheaper and beef bulls […]

Admin - November 21, 2021

RACING returns to Hamilton tomorrow, capping off a busy period for the industry in the south-west. It will be another strong day of racing, as the track hosts its second meet in as many weeks.

Peter Morganti - November 21, 2021

THERE was another excellent offering of sheep of all weights and grades saw 11,718 being offered at Hamilton this week.

Admin - November 20, 2021

HAMILTON Golf Club attracted plenty of players to the events this past week, including Saturday’s men’s and ladies round.

Adam Hill - November 20, 2021

AFTER a flurry of games to start the season, today’s Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade schedule brings to an end the Twenty20 games. Pigeon Ponds only needs one win from the remaining two games to ensure it finishes in the top two and claims a spot in the T20 decider next month, while […]

Adam Hill - November 20, 2021

The home we are featuring this week is actually on of the earlier homes built on Walkenhorst Road and that has meant it has had some years of development in terms of the garden and the “add ons” as circumstances change.

Ashley Quinsey - November 20, 2021

PENSHURST has announced some of its 2022 coaches with Leah Mirtschin and Sinaed Hasell set to be joint coaches of the A grade team next year.

Adam Hill - November 19, 2021

IT is a historic day today with the Penshurst Cup being run for the first time away from its traditional Boxing Day slot. With restrictions easing, it is set to be a big day, as racegoers make the most of the chance to gather for a country cup meet.

Peter Morganti - November 19, 2021

VICTORIANS have finally got their freedom back after major COVID-19 restrictions were slashed as the state races towards 90 per cent double vaccination – venue and capacity limits no longer exist for the fully vaccinated.

Blair Burns - November 19, 2021

THE Past Trainees’ Association (PTA) of the Hamilton Base Hospital, which has been in existence since 1942, were officially farewelled on Friday, November 12, after the decision to dissolve the association was made at the annual meeting on July 9, due to declining member numbers.

Macey Sanders - November 18, 2021

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